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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1949
Page
12
Joseph Reid of Hamties Ontario writes about his aim to publish a guide titled Violin Making for the Amateur Craftsman. He notes years of trial and ten violins built, many by amateurs failing, and laments the scarcity of professional instruction in violin making.
Fort Ann Central School announces top honor students selected by principal Allen F. Lockwood. Misa Tubbs is valedictorian with high grades and a busy record including senior class treasurer and magazine sales. Lulu Potter is salutatorian and president of the senior class with involvement in plays and clubs. Robert Russ earns top honors with notable academic performance and activities.
A student profile highlights a Polish Jewish youth who left the country for Palestine. He served on committees fundraised for four years, worked three years in a cafe, spoke at American Legion contests, and represented at Empire State events. He is the son of Inte and Bra Russ of Comstock and held multiple school offices and honors including freshman class vice president, senior band member, All-State Band, junior prom king, and a long list of stage and sports roles.
Rain in Queensland ends drought threats for sheep and cattle as Coopers Creek and Diamantina River beds refill. Water is expected to eventually reach Lake Eyre in South Australia, which has been dry for 59 years.
Polish Jews increasingly leave Poland amid restricted travel and military permits. Estimates vary from 10,000 to 1,000 monthly departures, with many crossing from Poland into Germany and onward toward Palestine. Officials report no complete records of emigration or final destinations.
In a London note the Shoe Leather Industry Magazine predicts British MPs trousers will look less shiny once the rebuilt House of Commons seats are installed. It jokes leather seats cause shine, given MPs’ habit of sitting. The piece hints only at lighter upholstery and satirical tone about parliamentary life.
Reports indicate that in large flocks of about 400 hens the average egg output exceeds that of smaller flocks. The data suggests flock size correlates with higher daily egg counts, with large flocks outperforming smaller groups.
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